Eugene Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 7

EUGENE REGISTER, EUGENE, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOV. 14, ltt PACSt. preached at the Sunset horn la the nine, November It, Peggy MyaoM and Psny Durgan war appointed at noon ana ten at night for Lot Angelee. Dr. Aim, Caughtin the -misiressea or tne ward rone." which Includes taking chars of the new Prices Are the Same at All Ralph Stanley Stores Eugene and Springfield i A1mrlc th 900th annlvereary iu norway, July.

property room. Go to Portland Mr. and Kn. John B. Patterson went to Portland Friday I Ml ft or T.nmim wiivu ruini rw lara 01 v- tiled in probeto court.

we ine uounty unaer-writers' association will be held at the Eugene hotel Monday. November Betty's Pride Creamery Butter Peel Citron Lemon Orange I State TMftftvVT iiorw w. 1. foiMBr, Lt. hWhway engineer, wh visitor iwon.

ijuncneon ana Dusiness meeting will be held. Home Demonstration Work at nf Estate Filed Inventory nj.Hci uertruae okow, county home demonetratlon agent, will con- of the estate of 36c Till Noon, pound Rn Jiimmerman wh tiled In pro- Friday afternoon to explain home Le court Thursday 20c the pound (mm Mauleton Wheeler Lvnn. Store No. 1125 East Broadway, Eugene Store No. 2 88-96 West Broadway, Eugene Store No.

3 960 Cbarnalton Street, Eugene Store No. 4500 Main Street, Springfield eleoted eonatable o( the Balance of day 38c atiena tne annual Banquet of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Bounty ts Collected The county bounty on two bobcats was collected at the office of the county clerk Friday by Everett Small at Cottage Orove. Leave for Salem Sheriff Harry L. Bown left Friday lor Belem to turn over Olenn Bandy, who was sentenced to serve two years on a charge of larceny.

Rainbows to Meet The Order of Rainbows for girls was to meet at the Masonlo temple at 7:30 p. m. Friday and visitors from the Gorvalll (roup were to be present. Mrs. Klrtly Improving Mrs.

W. M. Klrtley of 1801 Moss street la at the Eugene hospital convalescing from an injury' to her back and hip sustained In a fall Monday. From Medlral School Arthur Sow. t.v.UIIOVini.iuii worx una 10 ouiiine a proBram for the pupil and mothers of that district.

Churrh NoU Burned The Santa Clara church note was burned on Ar- mlHtlCfl rfnv with annrnnwla. Prohibition Itlrn tnr line o.n quarters at Selmn. Former RfMilcnt Here J. Mc. tnn, formerly detective for the Southern Pnclflo rmiroia her.

in 'Linn Mertlim In lie lr nl A at Jasper Monday afternoon by MIm "H- to the Klrls- end liomcninkwe' cluU ormm-M I.uthernn vi.ltor-Ttt. noli, mi D- or Mlnne-jpolta. general president of th2 "'hernn church or the United stales end Canada, was a vnitor in Euneno Wodnondny and Epletoii district, wu here Thurs- .00 uats nonated1 MeU for the An all-day meeting was held. The lomo product dinner of the Eugene utu urn. ua tne ouiiainic ana thn unmj.n uv.ru.

Saturday Monday Tuesday Special Buys till be Riven on WedneMUy, Novem L. id. at fl.SO o'clock at the ehsm- church la now entirely clear of debt. L. of commerce have been donttd I.

follows; Pork rona, Hwkell mar- All of These and the Beat 'Em List" to Boot ft n1 Stlne roost beef, rlleh's: An Billy market end Brod- Rice Japan, 25c 4 pounds Libby's Pork and Beans' 18 ounce, 3 cans Libby's Apple Butter- Flour- era, end James Newaome of the University of Oregon medical school In Portland are spending the weekend at the home of Mr. Rogers' par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.

Rogers. 25c 19c 59c Snider's Catsup. Large bottle Blackberries. No. 1 tall can Joe 8 tears Sourht Ura.

Adaiaide -10o No. 10 can Lllley, city librarian, has received a letter from Mrs. Nell Luther of Long Beach, asking If any of the directories here list Joe X. Stears or -No. 10 can Golden Bell, Betty's Pride, Baker Girl, i tJJ el 49 pound sack I I Steers.

She wants to locate him. The name haa been turned over to the police but he seems to be unknown BAYER ASPIRIN is always 29c 19c here. 25c 39c 50c O'Cedar Auto Polish $1.00 size O'Cedar Furniture Polish, 60c size O'Cedar Mops $1.00 kind Fishers Blend Flour ACk 49 pound sack I 4fW Fall Party planned To younej people's club of Central Presbyterian church will hold its first fall party at Tillman Coffee 33c pound Eastern Sardines- tne cnurcn on Wednesday, novem ber 19. Dinner will be served at followed by program and games. Plana are being made for the winter and all young business and srofea- 5c Can slonal people are Invited.

Reserva Betty's Pride Coffee-pound' Maplrton fine Health Meeting The Mapleton branch of the Lane County Public Health association met Thursday afternoon, the meeting being presided over by Mrs. Norman Morris. There were reports on clinics held recently under the auspices of the group and plane for the Christ-mas seal sale were made. French Honorary Elects Five students st the University of Oregon have been elected to membership in pi Delta Phi national honorary French fraternity, as follows: Barbara Barker. Portland; Florence Holloway.

Eugene; Juanlta Demmer, Medford; Mildred Weeks, Salem, and Mrs. George Williamson, Eugene. Attend Horticultural Meeting Among the outside men attending the state horticultural convention at the chamber of commerce are J. I. Ins-keep, county agent of Clackamas, O.

T. McWhorter, etxenslon specialist at the state college, and Oeorge M. An-gell, of the Oregon Farmer, newspaper. Mole Investigation to be Made A. Moore, specialist from the U.

B. biological survey, arrived hero Friday to work with O. 8. Fletcher, county agent, in investigating mole control In this county. Experiments probably will be made with poison In controlling these rodents.

Heretofore the only method used has been to trap them. M. W. A. and Wives Have Party The members and wives of the Modern Woodmen met In the W.

O. W. hall Tuesday evening for a covered-dish dinner. After the dinner a ehort meeting waa held and "Cootie" was played by several. Mrs.

J. E. Warren held high score and Mr. Blanton second highest. Next month another dinner Is to be held.

Music Managers Named Four men students at the University of Oregon have been named managers of the various musical organizations on the campus. It Is announced by Joe Preck, Portland, senior music manager. Jack 6Mpe, Portland, has been made manager of the men's glee club, and Oeorge Vaughan, North Bend, of the women's glee club. Robert Miller, Pendleton, Is the new manager of the university orchestra; and Carson Ripe Olives Colossal, No. -2a' can Chipso LLarge Carnation-Milk---' 12 small cans 6 tall cans Alber's Self Rising Buckwheat Flour 10 pound sack Alber's Flapjack Flour 10.

pound sack Carnation Wheat Large, package Pabst Malt 2yi pound can, i 1 1, i Tacoma Malt -V pound can Borden's Malted Milk size SAFE 29 10c Deviled Meat No. yi, 7 cans Vienna Sausage-No, yi, 3 cans Clams Hard shell, 1 No. 1 tall cans Salmon Flawless, No. 1 flat can Bartlett Pears No. 1J4 can' tions may be phoned to 3054-J.

GEARY A. HAS MONTHLY MEETING The monthly meeting of the Geary Parent-Teacher association was held at the Geary school Thursday after, noon, with Miss Halliburton's room presenting the program. Mrs. Mabel Getting was elected. 25c 25c 19c 25c 99c, 35c 79c 55c 23c 45c 29c 49c Royal White Soap AM 10 bars C3C BEWARE OF IMITATIONS treasurer at the meeting.

Mrs. Earl, president of the Edison was a speaker and Mrs. Plerron, representing Geary at the state and county conventions, told of them. Concentrated Grape Juice, Quart can Sweet Pickles 'NLESS you tee the name Schilling's Tea Black or Green, yi pound can 39c Quart jar Bayer and the word genuine on the package at pictured Editorials on News here you can never be sure that you are taking genuine A Case of Tomatoes for 25c Do Bayer Aspirin tablets which thousands of physicians have always prescribed. Pay $2.00 More on Delivery New.

Pack Exfrf Quality Standard-Case of 24 No. 2yi cans The name Bayer means ToAiriveWitiimTwoWeek jenune Aspirin. It is your guarantee of purity your Mathews, Eugene, has been placed In charge ox the band. protection against imitations. Mask and Dagger Holds Tryouts Millions of users have proved that it is safe.

Genuine Bayer Aspirin promptly relieves: HEADACHES, SORB THROAT, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, NEURALGIA, COLDS, ACHES and PAINS been paved with federal aid. gUPPOSB that a decade and a half ago, when road building really began to get under way In this country on a big scale, somebody had predicted that by 1930, with federal aid alone, without considering other construction, we would have paved the equivalent of eight great high, ways stretching clear across the nation. What would we hav said of such a prediction? Why, In all probability we would have said that It was a crazy dream. JOOK hack for. IS years over what has been accomplished In the United States in the way of development of highways.

Then look forward into the future No Limit Buy All You Want If You Buy Before Tueaday Evening Fred's Fruit and Vegetable Stand Ralph and Stan ley No. 3 Only We carry a large stock of Fruita and Vegetables at all times. Buy here and buy the cheaper. BAYER ASPIRIN DOES NOT DEPRESS THE HEART At a meeting of tne Mass: ana li agger dramatic club of the Eugene high school Thursday the following were named for tryouts; Bruce Tuck, Lois Wlldman, John Devereaux. Helen Nesl, Earl Vossen, Leslie Pearson, Elaine Jenkins.

Eunice Elliott, Lloyd Faust, Rolls Ooold, Don Fields and Janet Huges. A committee of Eva Charlet, cnalrman, Ellsworth Huffman, Collins Reed and Peggy Durgan waa appointed to take charge of the potluck dinner to preceed the tryouts which will be held Monday eve- UipWa the treaVmark of Beyer SBsanfsetsre of moooaettletddMter of sallcytlcacla and make an estimate of what will be accomplished In the next IS years in the way of ALL DEVELOPMENT combined. Then say to yourself: "This Is Will keep good SWEET SPUDS TABLE QUEEN Good "1 StjUASH 1 00 Pounds Onions 89c 5 Lbs. 19c 3 Lbs. 9c ORANGES LETTUCE CABBAGE Sun-Kist SoM Heads 2 Doz.

43c 2 Heads -1 5c 1 00 Lbs. 95c sjHapBaSBastsaBaSaBssa CELERY TURNIPS SPUDS Quae Gardens Fancy Extra Good Gems 2 Bunches 9c 6 Lbs. 19c 100 Lbs. $1.65 wonderful country. Its real development has Just begun.

The progress we shall make In the near future will greater than ALL the progrsss we have made In the past." Then, having made that statement. check tt over carefully and see If it doesn't sound altogether reasonable. Ready for Snowbirds LIBERAL. Kan. (OT) Liberal Beet going to take care of Its "floatlni population, a onca ounaing is unaer construction oesiae tne city jail where vagrants may be warm overnight.

There will be no luxuries for the floaters, however, as the onlv Cow yege furniture In the building will be No. 1 and No. 2 Only wooaen oencnes. Of 87 stsgs killed In the recent hunt near Glasgow, Scotland, by the Hon. Francis curaon and party, is were bagged by Mrs.

Curaon. Large Celery, 2 bunches 13c Cornochon Grapes, 5 lbs. -23c Fancy Cauliflower, lb'. -4c Fancy Navel Orange, med. large, doaen k.

43c NOTICE TO CREDITORS- Iowa Bacon, 10-12 It. average (sugar cured and swabed), lb. 29c Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may concern that the undersigned Eugene Loan and Savlnga Bank of Eugene, Oregon, haa been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate Best Creamery Butter, lb'. 3fcc and that the business and property has been assigned to OUes B. Brlddell.

Dated October 30, 1930. GILES B. BRIDDELL. of Zllpha Zimmerman, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, Oregon, and has qualified as such administrator and all persons having claims against said itate are hereby notified and I V. Qtaur 1ST Ih'Iai'I- lasts).

for the purpos of proMdlnic funds for road purposes to be deolded upon et the F. BARNARD, County Judge. otnrroN jiurd, County Commissioner. O. CROWS.

County Commissioner. Frl. U-T-S wn lb. 5C requested to present the same vert- fled as required by law, with the I nmh CKods. lb.

the same verified as required by Hw, with the proper vouchers, to the Executrix at the office of Calkins and Calkins, Attorneys, In the Bank of Commerce Building, Eu- gene, Lane County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this no- tlco. Date of first publication and date of notice, October 31, 1930. EDNA ENGLISH WINGARD, Executrix of the Last Will snd Testsment of Elizabeth Eng' llsh Soverns, Deceased. CALKINS CALKINS, Attorneys tor Estate. Frl.

10-S1-S proper vouchers, to F. N. McAllster, Tender Juicy Steaks (until 11:30 lb Large Prime Rib Steaks (cut from steer beef), each 10o Eastern Picnic Hams (Va or whole), lb. Swift's Fancy Sliced Bacon, lb. SSc Large Slice Cured Trust Officer of the Eugene Loan art Savings Bank, at the offices of Court-house In Kugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer tor sale and sell at public auction for cash, subject to redemption as provided by law, all of the right, title and Interest of the defendants In said ault and of all parties claiming by, through or under them or any of them, since the 28th day of 1930, In or to the following described real property, to-wit: Beginning at a point fifty feet west of the Northeast corner of tot Two (3) in Block Three.

(3) of Pearl Addition to Eugene, Lane Oregon, thence. -South eighty (SO) feet, thence West Fifty (80) feet, North eighty (80) feet to Sixteenth Avenue Esst, thence Bast fifty (SO) feet to the place of i NOTICE TO CRT' XRS Notice Is hereby given to sU whom tt may concern that the derslgned Edna English Wlngard been duly appointed as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of vbeth English Soverns, Deceased, by the County court of the State rrat i for Lane County, and has qualified as auch Executrix, and 11 persons having claims against aald e- ate are hereby notified and requested to Bulk Brandy Mince Meat, 2 lbs. -25c DpliVinua Beef Pot said Bank in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, within six months from the NOTiof or BHsmrp's sals on syOtCtrnON AND rORKCTLOeCRB Notlos Is hereby given that by Tlr- in anil' order of date of this notice. el Date of first publication end date 1 a uusv 1 Roasts, lb. 12ic sal Issued out of the Circuit Court of notice, November 7th, 1930.

i EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, Administrator of the Estate of Zllpha Zimmerman; Deceased. Lean Pig Pork Steak, lb. 20c Ham, each Frl. 11-7 Pork Roasts (cut from lean pork legs), lb. Boneless Beef Stew, lb.

Dated this 8th day of November, NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT 7 MEETING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 10. H. I. BOWN. Sheriff Lane County, Oregon.

Frl. 11-7-5 of. the (State or Oregon. xor uuie County Qotober 81st, 1SS0, upon and pursuant to decree duly given and made by said Court October SSth. 1080, In a suit pending therein In which the Security Savings Imn Association, a corporation, was plain tiff end Dennis A.

IterreU, Almlra A. Merrell, Leon toehr and Junta T. Loehr, and Willamette Collection Credit Association, a eorporatlon, were defendants, which- execution and order of sale was to me directed and commanded1 to sell, the real property hereinafter described to caUsfy certain liens and charges In said decree specified. I will on Set-urdey the th day of December, 1SS0. at the hour of ON o'clock T.

U. the southwest door of the County Crabtree's Seed and Feed Store 960 Cbarnelton St. Stanley Store No. 3 Lower Feed Prices for Saturday and the Week Following Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of the legal voters being real dent taxpayers and owners of real property In Road Dlstrlot No. In Lane County, Oregon, will be held at the hour of 3:00 f.

If. on the cjfijrson'fl Cash aand day of November, A. 1930, NOTICB Notice Is hereby given to all that the partnership heretofore existing between OUes B. Brlddell end S. O.

Ashworth. operating the Ashworth and Triangle Oil and Service Stations tn Bugene, Oregon, has been dissolved br the mutual consent of the parties, 721 WILLAMETTE at the Wlllakenzle Grange Hall in said Road District, to determine whether said road district shall levy a special tax of tl.753.91 upon all the taxable property In said district.